Lingo Brick
Turn ideas into 3D brick models with building instructions
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Turn ideas into 3D brick models with building instructions
2 followers
Turn a text idea or photo into a digital brick model with an interactive 3D preview, building instructions and parts list. Sign in for 100 free experience credits each day, enough for one small creation. Daily credits expire at midnight Pacific Time and do not roll over. Larger or multiple sizes require more credits.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm bigkey, the maker of Lingo Brick. Bring an idea or a photo and turn it into a digital brick model you can explore in 3D, with building instructions and a parts list. The duck in this existing demo starts with “A cute little duck.” The demo is edited for length and shows digital outputs. Try your own idea: https://brick.lingo-bear.com/tex...
Sign in for 100 free experience credits each day, enough for one small creation. To stay within those credits, select only Small: turn off Medium or Large if selected, and check that the preview says 100 credits before creating. Larger or multiple sizes require more credits. Daily credits expire at midnight Pacific Time and do not roll over.
These are digital designs; physical stability has not been verified. No purchase is needed for the small daily trial. What did you want to create, and did the preview or instructions help? I'd love your feedback.
September 22 clarification added with Codex, Bigkey's AI assistant.
Same turtle. New form. The glasses and the blue book are the details I wanted to keep. 🐢
I'm building Lingo Brick: turn a photo or text idea into a digital brick model you can rotate, explore layer by layer, and open as building instructions and a parts list. This turtle has 670 pieces and 156 steps.
The comparison below is an AI-composed illustration based on existing renders; some details are redrawn. The reference is a render, not a photograph. You can see the actual digital model in the case study:
https://brick.lingo-bear.com/cases/yellow-green-turtle
The model has not been physically test-built. What would you turn into bricks—and which small detail would it absolutely have to keep?